Zuri Horowitz
for Congressional District 5
Garden Party Meet & Greet with Zuri
Date: August 1st, 2025
Time: 4pm-7pm
Location: Old Colorado City (address available with RSVP)
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Paid for by the Committee to Elect Zuri for CD5
Let’s work together to build a government for the people.
“It takes a match to burn down a house;
it takes a community of people with many different strengths and skills to build a home.”
Issues
Freedom to Dream
Backed by Healthcare, Education, and Economic Security
A Democracy That Works
Fighting for the Public Good, Fix It. Protect It. Strengthen It.
Honor Every Life
Valuing the Strengths of Our Residents, and Ensuring the Freedom to Thrive at Every Age and Ability
Zuri Horowitz is a Colorado Springs native, her grandparents moved here in 1954.
She graduated Colorado College with a BA in History/Political Science and graduated from California State Dominguez Hills with an MS in Occupational Therapy.
She leads People Centered COS, advocating for people centered planning over car centered planning in Colorado Springs and El Paso County. It works to improve multimodal transportation, transit and affordable housing. Striving to create policy that melds best practices with expert and community feedback. For the past two years the group has placed memorials around El Paso County for all of the road crash victims lost in the previous calendar year.
She serves on the Citizen’s Transportation Advisory Board for Colorado Springs advocating for Safer Streets Grants. Previously, she served on the Behavioral Health Workforce Taskforce (BHWT). On the BHWT she advocated for improved pay and staff-to-patients ratios with a focus on staff retention to reduce turnover and improve working conditions.
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Congressional District 5
Congressional District 5 is one of the most beautiful districts in the nation.
Home to the majestic Garden of the Gods, United States Olympic Training Center, U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum, Pikes Peak, and the United States Air Force Academy. It has five military installations & has one of the highest populations of veterans in the nation.
It includes Palmer Lake, Monument, Black Forest, Peyton, Manitou Springs, Falcon, Ellicott, Colorado Springs, Security-Widefield, Fort Carson, Fountain, and Wigwam.
